San Gorgonio High School - Summit Yearbook (San Bernardino, CA)

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A lowly freshman In his first high school year. Seeking acceptance From his elders and peers. Next year, a sophomore, More confident and sure. Becoming a real Spartan More spirited and secure. The next year you begin To tire of San G. Just one more year, you think. And then you will be free. When you are a senior. As graduation nears. Looking back on times you had ■ Those happy high school years. So many memories Soon coming to an end. You wish you could go back To your freshman year again. Kerry Smith 79 Gary Smith 79 FINE ARTS 215

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n Reality When you arc feeling crazy and don ' t care much, Reality is what puts you back in touch. It hrinj s you back down lo luirlh, So all Ihal you see is water ami dirl. You see the sickness of the poor, And reality won ' t i(!t you closi; the door. You see the hungiir in the children ' s eyes. And hear a lonely baby cry. You see the anguish in a mother ' s face. While her family is pushed from the huniiiii rac(!. You see the elderly think of the past, And smile at the good times Ihey thought would last You see a hospital and feel good and bad. For birth is happy but death is sad. Reality lets you see all of this. For, reality is what life really is. Linda Drilling ' 80